If you’ve got clients booked to join any Globus, Cosmos, Avalon Waterways or Monograms trip, you’d better pray they’re not anti-vaxxers.

If all goes to plan, 18 December will now be known as the beginning of the end of Australia’s overseas travel ban hellscape. Coincidentally, it’s also our deputy editor’s birthday!

BWH Hotel Group’s longtime president and CEO is retiring, with an Esky, BBQ tongs and Big Mouth Billy Bass Singing Fish mooted as possible leaving gifts.

The company’s network of independent agents can now impress clients with access to loads of tailorable itineraries and expert advice.

The five new journeys all take place intrastate, so even the toughest border closures can’t put a stop to these babies. As long as your clients live in SA, that is.

The Wiggles are teaching kids how to road trip across Australia. Rule one: pack a fruit salad and a few hot potatoes to snack on.

Will it be a case of third time lucky for the consortium of investors? Not if “Rocket” Rod Sims finds any glaring problems with the deal.

The judge said blocking the passengers from joining the class action could risk bringing “the administration of justice into disrepute”, which doesn’t sound ideal if you ask us.

Boris Johnson has caved in to pressure from his own party, which argued the vaccine passport plan would be an infringement on human rights.

TW staff are celebrating this momentous occasion by heading to our local cafés to refill our KeepCups not once, not twice, but a whopping THREE times. Cue the coffee jitters.

Get a glimpse of one of Europe’s most luxurious destinations through a flash new video that uncovers the opulence of Austria’s capital.

Munro, who even had a brief stint at the Cronulla Sharks after exiting the association, has returned to his old stomping ground.